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Since 2000, the National Council for the Study of Securitate Archives (CNSAS) has revealed 17,104 informants from the communist regime. The process of declassifying each informant involves extensive research through numerous files, requiring proof of information transmission and certainty of identity. CNSAS began taking over the Securitate archives in 2006, continuously updating electronic records to facilitate investigations. The council aims to inform the public and support scientific research regarding the role of Securitate in maintaining the communist regime. Lists of Securitate personnel and collaborators are available for public access, with periodic updates to enhance understanding of Romania's recent past.